Vocal Coach Reacts - Pantera - Domination (Official Live Video)

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[@TheDarkSidePoet]

To this day I still get chills whenever Dime plays a solo.

[@kodyhood6527]

​@ Cuz he's the man. He's got chop's for day's, very tasty vibrato an can play his ass off and isn't technical just for the sake of being technical ! His personality an charism effortlessly flows through him when he is playing., you can tell he loves what he is doing, and is, an always will be inspiration for people like me. He is a big reason why Pantera is such legendary/respected band! December 8, 2004, he was tragically gun down ON stage while preforming what he love to do. Shredding faces and playing guitar!! 🤘💘

[@MegaCurtisimo]

THAT TONE

[@tentonhammer5469]

@@kodyhood6527 Dont respond to dead people.

[@ChrisDMarsh78]

Dime was a guitar God and Vinny was a huge compliment to him. Both lives cut short far too soon. 😢

[@frankhermansen243]

RIP

[@reddeath5delta]

Arguably the most brutal breakdown in metal history played in front of over a million Russians shortly after the USSR dissolved. Dime is truly a guitar god.

[@ramosel]

the earth stuttered on its axis that day...

[@JeffreyBos75]

It is not after but before, the USSR dissolved in December of 1991 and this concert was in September of 1991, the month prior this concert there was a failed coup attempt in August of 1991 so i am pretty sure you are mistaken with that. In my opinion this concert is the greatest recorded metal concert ever for 2 reasons. Due to the importance of the political message/reasons behind this venue and the sheer energy that came from that crowd during that day, don't forget people were celebrating the end of decades of oppression by a communist regime...

[@waisongingti837]

Agree 💯 Dime a God of guitar ❤️🤘.

[@adamworden7509]

You can still feel that wave of power circling the globe, i get chills every time

[@jaquestraw1]

Not arguably

[@NathanCline12-21]

The vibration from that breakdown is still reverberating across the universe

[@warrentrueman8892]

That's why aliens haven't come here. They're terrified that the human race is capable of such a construct just through sound!!!

[@4NT0K]

​@@warrentrueman8892heaviest music in the universe 😂

[@9ine-fd6zc]

Most people were just laying on their partner and having a good sex for weeks after this happened

[@mattrobinson22]

“Every piece of music has its place. Be nice and embrace it.” Literally right before the heaviest moment in all of music history.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

RIP to the Abbott Brothers (Big Vin on the kit, and Dime on guitar) These two started a revolution in the '90s that couldn't be touched. Both were true Texas gentlemen, and played every show with all of their hearts. Gone but never forgotten #getchyapull

[@america1st721]

Revolution is my Name....

[@CanadianMetalHead73]

Well said! May they forever rest in peace! True legends will never die!

[@mandilynn47]

I have chills as I type!

[@jeremyjohnson9222]

Amen to all this

[@WakeyGamer]

#watchemgo 😚 🤣🤣

[@KyleS.1987]

Seeing Dime stomp across the stage makes me smile. Absolute legend.

[@DarthRaider520]

That finger point on the pinch harmonic is the sickest thing in metal history. So much emotion and attitude.

[@exactlywhatisaid]

that little smile he gives right before the breakdown too, like "just wait motherfuckers...."

[@ianfreddy3804]

This song is the birth of modern metal. The breakdown at the end is the firstborn metal soul to hit our ears. Nothing was as heavy at the time. Nothing.

[@Gharya_Prastya.]

"This Love" breakdown as well

[@AvritJack]

Oh and from Sepultura - dead embryonic cells, great breakdown

[@PlayFloyd_IN]

@@AvritJack - Superb call!

[@RickGibbonsOfficial]

Raining Blood had a breakdown in it. Arguably, Battery did as well.

[@stevehagel6251]

it was the gateway drug to the next gen

[@gregorybennett5640]

“Look at his fingers….. they have personality.” What a magnificent statement

[@stevenfehrenbach5343]

Dimebag is the greatest guitarist imo. Love that you finally got around reacting to this one, because they do it so well live.

[@chupitolepame5357]

He was yes... I did a survey between 71 closer ones/friends/family/random people, 90% mentioned Dimebag being the best or top 5

[@222MovieMan]

Definitely was

[@quinnosborn3441]

The greatest

[@NineballChris]

6:00 solo. 6:30 the best squeal ever.

[@TheThunderwesel]

Imo the only person who could hold a candle to his raw talent is Randy. But nobody else can match that technical skills with the same groove as Dime

[@rycolligan]

Pantera's ability to be relentlessly brutal and hypnotically groovy simultaneously was totally unique at the time. One of the all-time greats.

[@slowstang88]

Totally unique FOREVER

[@9ine-fd6zc]

Metal bands will never discredit what Pantera like their characteristics will not be replaced, they set a benchmark too high for the future bands

[@lordofreason549]

There is no doubt about it. These guys were a machine and they blew every crowd away they played for. This monsters of rock was one of the largest concerts of all time in terms of crowd size. Unbelievable that any group can be this good while doing all that

[@stevestauff2220]

Few bands can bring this primal like aggression out of people. This mosh pits were insane when I was a younger man and you could actually have one

[@caswelljohnlucidi-caswellj4444]

I watched some monster of a man rip an unopened beer can in half during the far beyond driven tour. I was 14 and it probably should have scared the crap out of me. But it instantly cemented the CFH and their fans as the absolutely, "most bonkers" in my young mind. I was hooked, and hung on for the ride until it was over.

[@DaniEl-lb7bb]

just metallica in their prime

[@davidreller7510]

Phil’s vocal range on Cowboys From Hell was unreal. And Dime… legendary doesn’t even begin to describe him and his playing. This song is a staple on any workout playlist. And, as usual, another great analysis!!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

You forget the previous one ... Power metal is amazing . Phil is killing it

[@sirjeof5077]

And playing it live is the workout!

[@edwardhanley6681]

It’s an everyday song

[@BlackAlbino2000]

The guys from Pantera were an absolute unstoppable force of power in the 90’s , they grabbed the metal world by it’s balls and kinda said ; we aren’t done yet fuckers… ! Every single show they crushed it and tore down the venue apart. Rip to the Abbott brothers

[@TXrapidracer]

I love the fact that Eddie Van Halen loved Dimebag's style and originality so much that he put his original black and yellow bumblebee guitar in his coffin and told everyone that an original belongs with an original. His brother Vinnie played the drums so hard that when you seen them play live his drums shook like crazy.

[@thesecdef4865]

Eddie Van Halen put a guitar in his casket, too

[@philstone3859]

I’m very TEXAN and saw these guys live 6 times. The first one was in a fairly small club here in San Antonio. They were just starting to pick up speed and be recognized everywhere. Me and my 300 lb. Friend just held onto the barricade in front of the stage. It wasn’t easy because of the madness right behind us. They had airport landing lights on both sides of the stage pointing straight out to the crowd. They blazed those things perfectly timed in the dark to the massive,fast drum sound. That’s how they Started the show! Audio, visual sensory overload at top volume. This was peel your face back music! Still to this day, the best small show I’ve ever seen! That’s why I like to call them The TEXAS STATE ASSAULT TEAM! Zero F**k around. It’s only for the strong. 😁👍 Ha Ha! I said WHAT?!! a lot the next day. Great TEXAS band! It’s universally understood. The guitarist, Dimebag Darrell is also considered to be one of the very best guitarists in Rock.

[@ethanbrinkman3401]

Guy I work with was they're Pyro guy until they went big. He was I the air force so couldn't go on tour for them, but he was a bomb technician so their pyros were always intense

[@philstone3859]

@@theodosios2615, that’s appropriate because every other vehicle in TEXAS is a truck. That sounds like a Hellava show! I saw SABBATH reunited twice! Once with DIO and once with the original band. HEAV-VYY. When Bill Ward rejoined for the project, the live power was immense. And I had already seen SABBATH and OZZY numerous times each. That all original members show was next level. I remember being impressed by the noticeable difference in live power at the time. I’d already seen SABBATH 9 times in concert!

[@MedvedActual]

Hard to get the best feel of the song with the live version.

[@rubyboobie1448]

Dallas Texas here

[@oskarfunes2505]

The world thanks Texas for this awesome and timeless gift of shear power and talent. Vinnie, Dime, Rex and Phil

[@slayerrules70]

One of the BEST live performances ever!!!!!! Love it! Thanks for reacting to this video,Rebecca❤️

[@patrickbateman7369]

Maybe one of Dimebags best live performance because Phil was pushing his voice to much, it was one of his worst

[@coldvoid]

@@patrickbateman7369 what are you talking about? 🤦‍♂️

[@patrickbateman7369]

@@coldvoid it's pretty easy to understand, this is one of Phils worst vocal performances. If you don't agree then you didn't grow up listening to Pantera

[@locsbcn]

the live sound of those monsters of rock in. Moscow 91 is probably. the best live sound of history....incredible....metallica...acdc....pantera....

[@coldvoid]

@@patrickbateman7369 his worst LIVE performance were at the end of Pantera's existence. Probably when he joined Necrophagia. Moscow was actually pretty good, and I did grow up listening to Pantera. I've seen Pantera live 3 times. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@brandonblaylock5242]

This solo still gives me chills every time... RIP Dime and Vinnie 🤘🏾

[@seandaigle4919]

She just had an experience with what I call Pantera level awesomeness. Vocals that keeps all the cough drop factories in business.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

1.5 Million Russians 1991 at ONE Festival.....R.I.P. best Metal Brothers ever!.....Gone but never Forgotten !

[@craighenry2351]

No, that would be Michael and Rudolf Schenker . Not only did Dime list Michael as a major influence, the Schenkers are the best lead and best rhthym guitarists respectively , and Rudolf is the 2nd best overall hard rock/ metal guitarist behind only his brother. The Abbotts are fantastic, but, Michael, himself is listed as a major influence to over 30 of the best metal players from the 80’s and 90’s, Dime among them. This ignores how many people play a Flying V because Michael popularized it. And Rudolf? He’s just the best metal rhthym guitarist of alltime as well as the second best lead.

[@nik2957]

This was the first outdoor rock concert in Russia in 1991. Metallica was there too. Over a million people i think showed up. Soldiers, helicopters flying. Just crazy.

[@ryanwoolsey6972]

A few other bands did play there live before this epic concert, the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Ozzy Osborne in the mid-late 80’s but I know there’s a couple more…

[@nik2957]

@@ryanwoolsey6972 yeah? I remember Ozzy played in late 80s in Moscow but it was a stadium. Different location. But of course still Soviet times.

[@theidajawho]

AC/DC were the headliners!

[@nik2957]

@@theidajawho oh you right!

[@philstone3859]

I’ll bet those Russians STILL talk about it! That’s why the commies never allowed bands from the west play there! They knew damn well the influence it would have and there would be a loss of power for them. They didn’t want to deal with thousands of freshly freedom tasting, high on PANTERA, young, Russian Maniacs! Oh No, Hard Rock scared the poop out of the power structure. Vodka AND PANTERA? It’s a nightmare! Kremlin Mosh Pit!! Aaaauuuhhhhh!!!!

[@MrMatty0807]

This has got to be the least paused songs in all of her portfolio... that says it all! Go Dime! RIP!

[@jasoncarson369]

Man I miss this... Haha there's heavier metal bands but I've never seen a floor hop like the 5 times I saw these guys in 95. What a vibe. Nobody kept a pit rolling like Pantera ❤️

[@colmancooke]

6:30 “no shush” says Rebecca to Phil when he’s talking during a dime solo! Well done Rebecca!

[@jumpcutreviews1545]

Consider myself very lucky that I got to see these guys live in Dallas Texas twice. Once on the Far Beyond Driven Tour, and once on the Reinventing the Steel Tour. Dime and Vinnie were so amazing and Phil and Rex too of course! Just sad to think that the Abbot Bros are gone. RIVDOP: Rest in Vulgar Display of Power.

[@crowkangi]

Phil is the greatest pure metal vocalist.Dimebag and Vinnie(the abbot brothers) are hugely influenced by the Van Halen brothers and their dynamic.

[@modifidious666]

pantera were the greatest band of any kind that walked the planet.

[@razzmatazz123]

Undoubtedly

[@vinniedixon1140]

Phil was a vocal monster back in the day when Pantera ripped shit up. Gotta build up gradually to learn how to sing like that otherwise you'll destroy your vocal chords.

[@chopperdeath]

The problem is they are playing in front of 1 million people. It's hard to analyze that.

[@craighenry2351]

And yet, he could still hit the notes at the end of Cemetary Gates. There are only a handful of singers that can do both of those things well. Phil is kind of a gruffer version of Chris Cornell. That is the highest praise I can give him. Another guy who had a similar style to Phil, but not quite the range on the high end (But still impressive) is Brian Fair of Shadows Fall. On most of the stuff from The War Within, you see that interesting mix of vocal growls and screams as well as smooth, melodic vocal tones. Plus he is a 6’3” white guy with dreds down to mid-calf. Now THAT is an interesting individual.

[@marlon5172]

Crap

[@vinniedixon1140]

@@marlon5172 I'm sure you can do so much better. So let's see a video of yourself doing a better job.

[@marlon5172]

Garbage

[@jerm6539]

“Every piece of music has its place.” Truer words never spoken. Never been a Pantera fan, nor a Van Halen fan. Never been a Michael Schumacher, nor a Lewis Hamilton fan (for all the F1 folks out there). But, talent is talent, and should be respected. Kudos!

[@craigsinclair4419]

You've never liked Pantera or VanHalen? Seriously... OK ur done.

[@jerm6539]

@@craigsinclair4419 will I listen to either of them if their songs comes on the radio ( if I am listening to radio, or it comes on random stream), Yes. Do I own, or play any of either’s music on purpose ? No. BUT, I do respect their talent.

[@JesseJames7-8-9]

Lol… I love watching people smile at the raw energy of Pantera 🤘 I’m drinking a Black Tooth Grin 😁

[@ozzfestguy97]

Ain't no candy...getcha pull!!!

[@travisbeckner6849]

"The Art of Shredding" needs to be the next PanterA song you check out

[@LibertySpam]

My favorite

[@Antawnyoo]

...the next music in the album isn't bad at all as well... might leave our beloved vocal coach, you know, shattered. AHAH

[@adrianboyle6553]

Fucken A.

[@burnbacktime]

Chills and tears over here. Rest in power Vinnie and Dime. 🤘💔

[@quietintensity8093]

Hi Rebecca, Two important things to note I think: 1. You’re very, v-e-r-y brave for reviewing this particular song (Metal fan since 80s here). 2. Your nose (among other things physical and metaphysical about you) is one of heaven’s greatest creations. Peace.

[@phillbr51]

I often roll my eyes at reaction videos, but this one seems pretty authentic and funny. One thing to note is that these guys were playing 300 person capacity venues less than a year before this concert. Their reaction of disbelief for the crowd size always makes me smile. They didn't know what they were getting themselves into, but they responded by pouring everything they had into this blistering performance. This was their springboard to huge success in an era when this type of music was frowned upon. It's not often you see one band carry an entire genre for a decade and keep it relevant. Love metal or hate it, you have to appreciate what these guys did stylistically and musically.

[@pobot666]

I love when you react to metal. Lol Your reaction to “Cemetery Gates” is where I started following you. Pantera was so god damn great for way too short of a time. RIP Dime & Vinnie

[@haircarehustler]

Same, my friend. That Cemetery Gates reaction got me here, and I couldn't be happier! Thank you, Rebecca!

[@MrPutstheassnbass]

I was looking for someone to suggest Cemetery Gates. For a vocal coach, that is the song to listen to. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIewp3SIiZ6emJo

[@symphonyinkart]

That video got me back on a pantera run lol. Here I am again

[@Fynny1976]

I'm glad I've had the privilege to see this band live twice, in newport South Wales on the 90s🤘 this has ALWAYS been a favourite pantera song of mine, 1.6 million in the crowd, Russia, 1991🤘🤘🤘 I dont think there will ever be a bigger crowd assembled. Rock in peace our fallen abbott brothers, thanks for all the music boys, gone but NEVER forgotten🤘🤘🤘

[@wingnutmcspazatron3957]

That's crazy dude. My friend and I wish we could have experienced them so badly.

[@hoos_ur_daddy]

Saw em’ twice at Ozzfest and then on the Reinventing the Steel tour…. Honestly I wish I hadn’t seen them that last time it kind of put a bad taste in my mouth. Phil was totally checked out at that point and you could tell😕

[@hairychris444]

@@hoos_ur_daddy Yeah, their final London show had the rest of the band visibly pissed off at an obviously drunk-off-his-arse Anselmo. Not great.

[@MetalFreak4life]

"Look at them, they're flying" Precisely

[@H8FLKAIJU999]

I was crying already when you said what you said. its raw. its deep. Good stuffs

[@metaldude-n3g]

One of my favourite songs by one of the best metal bands. I wish you could have seen them. Fantastic band. Dimebag and Phil's energy level was phenomenal 🤘

[@piayre5258]

this song is so incredible thanks rebecca. Phil is a monster. and this breakdown!!! oh my god !!!

[@AndrewJShirley]

One of the most violent and heavy ever in Metal

[@victorramsey5575]

As always, Great video Bec. Dime was such a bright ray of light for so many of us. His spirit and genuine love for the fans is still unrivaled to this day. The day he died was one of the saddest days of my life. RIP DIME and VINNIE!

[@jeremy6312]

simply the most brutal and groovy band in the metal history !

[@jaydespirited]

Oh man. Such a great song!!!!!!!! Great review as always❤️❤️

[@hrorm]

Love when you do metal. Pamtera had some slow beautiful songs too, you allready done Cemetary Gates, but there is Hollow, This Love and one called Floods, with the most beautiful outro, its like tears falling in rain. Dime was a genious musician. Love this band so much, thanks for doing this one, I hope it gets milions of views.

[@fyodorkaramazov2136]

And Planet Caravan, a pretty good cover of Black Sabbath

[@hrorm]

@@fyodorkaramazov2136 Yess !!! That is one of the best covers ever. Thank you for reminding me.

[@lolPaperclip]

Phil Anselmo truly is a master vocalist. He literally can do every style with ease.

[@RonnieTheFish]

I agree, I love his vocals on Power Metal Album

[@catfightparadise]

Phil's death metal growl is always a treat to hear, glad he used it on this tour.

[@airfixx_8952]

He used it as somewhat of a safety net/crutch...... I understand that adrenaline and expended energy means that you can leave yourself struggling at times when you sing live, but he was SO much better when wasn't having to be grunty for most of the show and you got to hear his full range...... Sadly by the mid/latter part of the 90s he'd fried his voice (and spiralled into addiction) and it meant you rarely heard him at his best anymore.

[@billieyoung497]

phils voice is literally earth shaking........wish I had it,I dont..done 8000 ads on the radio,I got one of them voices but this is something else completely........love it..thanks for the post mam,you always are the best .

[@chris666boss]

At least 1 million in the crowd it can not be more epic than this!

[@monkeybrain9859]

Best live performance ever, anywhere. RIP Dime.

[@rudigerk]

Simply the Best .. we need more of this Passion and Musicianship today

[@bazbarrow6160]

Been following this channel for a few years now 😁 found accidentally when you did the cemetery gates reaction!! And been a massive fan ever since 😊 Loved that, my absolute fav Pantera song on what’s fast become one of my favourite channels!!! Keep up the great work 👌

[@Lizards_Lounge]

That's why I love these guys.. Most guitarists who play at this level aren't playing music that makes me FEEL.

[@SR-yp3eg]

As soon as this popped up I knew the talk would be more about the instruments then vocals with the upmost respect to Phil.Pantera and the Abbott boys work will live on forever

[@jamesy1979]

My all time favorite band to see live RIP Dime and Vinnie

[@Callmenobody174]

It's been about 17 or 18 years now since Dime got murdered on stage. I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I found out. I was in the same town I'd missed getting to meet them in about 8 years before because they cancelled the concert. I was physically sick all day after I heard it on the news that morning and on the radio all day that next day. No matter how many years go by, I've still never gotten over it and I guess I never will. I still don't wanna believe it's real. He was my hero. :( He still is.

[@chrislambethpie5896]

Saw this band numerous times in the 90s at the peak of their powers. Amazing indeed. That glazed over reaction in your eyes is what every metal head gets at some point in time. … You get it. It’s not everyone’s cup of tea but for those that it is. It’s a truly special place to go in life indeed.

[@stacey_1111rh]

I saw them 3 times live. 1st time I saw them it was one of the biggest mosh pits I think I’ve ever been in or seen. 3rd time I saw them I was able to get myself through the pit into the front right in front of Dime. It was like seeing Hendrix. There was a power and sound that I saw come over him when he soloed. I will never forget them when they were around. Rip Vinnie and Dime. I’m sure by now the two of you have written masterpieces. Can’t wait to hear em on the other side. Much love Rebecca. Thank you for putting these guys out there and I always love your take on them. ✌🏼❤️

[@DeathThrashDash]

Pantera was one of the best bands to see live ever. It was always so energetic and the pits were huuuuge. Saw them 10 times. RIP Dime!!

[@josephjulianmionie4744]

I thank the Lord for allowing me to open for Pantera and Down back in the day.... Dime Bag... You will forever be missed.😈🤘😎

[@aran7teen]

I’m not even a massive pantera fan, but dimebag is the best guitarist of all time for one simple reason. He controls your face with his guitar. Gets me every time. Got Rebecca first time, tongue action and all.

[@timbonfield3589]

Dimebag absolutly killing it, such a loss to music RIP Dimebag and Vinnie Paul 🤘

[@mister-hambo]

Absolutely adored Rebecca's full on loveathon when Dimebag's guitar skills washed over her, always brings back goosebumps when I first heard Cowboys from Hell and then saw them live. Dimebag was a gift from the gods.

[@charlesrichardson826]

Just got tickets to their reunion show on the 50 yard line of Dallas Cowboy stadium next August with Metallica

[@machidaman]

THE best live band I have ever seen and domination live is 🤘 Saw them live twice in the early '90's and even bagged me a Dimebag pick from the man himself. One of the very few things in my life I will never get rid of or give away. Dime left a legacy few could or will ever match.

[@eugenenicolaas6881]

You being a vocal coach, and me watching your reactions for a couple of years now I have to say you have no fear to compare and to give your honest opinion! At first you were reserved! now you are at the same level as any rock/metalhead as we are! Enjoy your journey to other genres! Cheers!!!

[@SoIThinkImAGamer]

I get goosebumps every time I hear this solo...one of the best live shows EVER!

[@jonahsalazar589]

I've seen this video a hundred times, and it never gets old especially when dime is ripping that solo.

[@MrFullmoon77]

Please check out Pantera’s THIS LOVE . Stunning 😍

[@coryporter5833]

I’m so glad you got to experience this moment. You recognize the raw talent in the music and the ferocity of his roaring voice. 🤘

[@nickc173]

Another great metal video reaction RVA, if only you knew how hard they partied after shows and then came back with this same energy on tours. They are still pretty legendary 30+ years later 🤘

[@littlesth0b0]

That breakdown - so heavy, so dense light bent around it. RIP Dime, RIP Vinnie - GETCHA PULL \m/,

[@SeanCarterCFH]

Getcha pull 😎

[@volcanicxb]

Saw these guys many times throughout the years... even in the small clubs when they first blew up. Before they went full out heavy they were actually glam metal, and Phil sounded very Rob Halford-ish. Check out the Power Metal album sometime for a completely different perspective. Once again, great video! 👍

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Power metal has the same basis than CFH. Its the stepping stone.. There s nothing Glam about priestesque, or stuff like Over and out, Power metal, Death trap ,Burrnn, Pst 88 ..

[@FeatherleszBiped]

"I've seen the light" been watching and rewatching your videos on rock and metal for so long

[@kevinnedelec]

We've all been waiting for this one Reb ;)

[@darrenverni3662]

Anselmo in his prime was a beast

[@capsizedpunx2873]

While this is arguably one of the best performances ever... huge fan... vocally, the studio version has sooooo much going on in it, more tone, more expression, more over-all texture. I highly recommend you check it out.

[@brooks3376]

This was the cutest reaction to my fav band I’ve ever seen

[@KeeBnuTs]

I’m sorry if someone already posted this. Darryl Abbot was the guitar player and he was murdered on stage in 2004. Vinnie Paul was his brother (Vincent Paul Abbot). He passed from a heart attack. His father outlived them both. Not fair. A father should never outlive his kids.

[@ItsRockinRebel]

Probably one of my top 5 favorite Dime solos, I love that you’re digging into Pantera. If I may make a suggestion I’d say The Sleep by Pantera is one of their most well put together songs of all time ❤️

[@integrity101]

Now that's a good suggestion

[@SeanCarterCFH]

Yes it is, The Great Southern Trendkill is criminally underrated and by far my favorite album they put out. No sleight to any other but it had so much variety and complexity, they tried things they had never tried before and it's like a steamengine picking up speed from start to stop. Even during the mellower songs there is an intensity that's as palpable as any other fast paced face shredder they play 👌

[@SeanCarterCFH]

Floods too, criminally underrated song 💯

[@integrity101]

@@SeanCarterCFH Yes, although in recent years I've noticed it getting much more recognition than it did in the 90s.

[@ernestolopez23]

These 4 guys together became something monstrous with the sum of its parts, PanterA is still a force to be reckoned with

[@albertaproud7855]

These guys performed like this drunk and hungover for over 20 years. Hard alcoholics is an understatement but every single one of their shows they came out and kicked ass for their fans. These guys truly and whole heartedly loved every one of their fans. They partied with their own fans on a daily basis. There will never ever be another Pantera. These dudes were on a whole other level.

[@ollyhudson9931]

This one’s all about the rhythm…..from all of them. 😁✌️

[@michaeljackson6106]

I just see Dime finishing the solo and goddam tears fills my eyes. Until this hell called life ends and we can finally live in paradise after.

[@ChingoMandinguez]

100%... gets me every time. He gave it 1000% every time he stepped out there, and on this stage, their first time overseas, just proves how much he wanted to rock that crowd.

[@joshlemke735]

My ears would ring for days after a pantera concert. Now im 42 and half deaf and I still miss the hell out of them. I love to eat fruit and appreciate free hugs. Now I want vocal lessons.

[@sm8832]

this was played and recorded in front of 1 million people. 1 MILLION.

[@richg2250]

Phil slowly lost his ability to perform live in the same way he was able to perform in the studio. I realize that some hard-core fans don't see this. The studio version of this song shows his ability to move between growl and clean vocals in a way that not many singers could accomplish.

[@airfixx_8952]

It always baffles me that hardcore fans can't recognise this and just accept it for what it is; by the mid 90s he'd wrecked him voice.... By the time the drug problems kicked in, much of the remaining energy and power as a performer had been lost. The rest of the band were as good as ever and Phil still had presence and magnetism; but seeing Pantera live in the early 90s compared to the latter days is a vastly different experience........ It doesn't mean those shows weren't an extremely enjoyable and visceral experience; but one has to be extremely blinkered not to recognise this.

[@BangaGlaser]

"That breakdown is what destroyed the Iron Curtain." Best description of anything i've ever heard.

[@flippyleglock]

That harmonic when he points to the crowd is iconic!!

[@christophersullivan2521]

Rebecca felt the lightning ⚡! That crowd was north of 700k people. They were fresh on a new groove and direction. To play that song, and Dime's solo, are IMO is one of the greatest solos ever.

[@leekelley4160]

Wasn’t this in that Moscow 91 concert?? I think it was nearly 2 mil.

[@user-kf7nq8kk8u]

Thankful I grew up in the 90's going to heavy metal shows and saw Pantera live in their prime multiple times.

[@thebasset]

R.I.P Dime... The Greatest Of Guitarists To Walk The Planet.. He was so good at age 14 they had to make him the judge in the end for guitar competitions .. as he used to win everyone he entered into. (he also used to take his guitar to the toilet with him... thats dedication)

[@MrRichardGaviganJr]

RIP DImebag, the world has been muted by your passing. Rebecca, as always thank you for your insights into healthy vocal control!

[@kevinlibby681]

You nailed it. Dime’s solos will make you cry. His expression through the guitar is a gift from God. I love your channel by the way. Plus you’re a hot music nerd.

[@Adrian-vd4te]

when listening to dime ....first comes laughter then goosebumps followed by tears of joy that ,we had the honour of being alive to hear it all.

[@bobcobb3654]

Keep in mind, they were playing for their professional lives when they did this set. At the time, “Cowboys From Hell” was a moderate success, but they still didn’t really have much of a following outside the states, and Texas in particular. Within a year, they go from playing clubs to playing in front of a million people as the opening act, so no one paid to see them, but Metallica and AC/DC, the headliners, were also looking on. Most concerts, the opening act is when you go check out the T-shirt vendors or get a beer, but they had the crowd In the palm of their hand. This show made Pantera possible.

[@conivor6380]

"he hasn't stopped" dime never stops!! 🤣🥰 RIP DIME AND VINNIE!! The most emotional influence I've ever known!!

[@optimikeprimus8635]

that literal sea of people is just so awesome. they were completely enthralled as well... that... is... PANTERA!!!!

[@jakejones4518]

I almost died of laughter when you said "you don't get away with that" lmao literally a little warrior came out during a breakdown it's why I love metal

[@pjsin9472]

I've been waiting forever to see you react to them again. Excellent